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nese ee —————————— eR —_ i é ee NU STURE. o = ee a jai eg "NC BRITAIN S not feel inclined to permit the worthless }» ae iZ KE Lis’) } FLAX MANUFAC 0 | 4" : s THE FEEJEE ISLANDS—BRITAIN: : ing my name in his “ publica- | Best 4 dozen Towels 1 0 WEN ELLANEOU . VEW COLONY. thing to be using my nam ‘ye FOR THE ANNUAL Best Table Cloth 1 00 NE sU, . . : a Leute state “ina vo : 1} [From the St. John Telegraph.) tions He denies having is . } : og 8,8 Best sal pie Flax, hackled 1 1 on } » lear Z POM TNE 19t. « oo otherwise,” that l applied for the | Li aye ree Want : a ‘ at letter, or otherwise, HLL I’t a j an FANCY WORK. Mass . wn, who,efter having va It appears certain from a statement m ude Fort Augustus Gramm vol, although i FANC ’ t tee iss Whether it Wes rc 101 aoe Oe ad e of Bead or Needlewor} 2 00 } ' io a + ar aew | by Mr. Disraeli in the House of Commons, lhe was. without doubt, the contemptible ET oa King’s County, Rest piece of Bead or N _ , an " ” . . . ° a Hi 10 W yews o ¢ ) » 9 t ‘ Wal, you talk | in answer to the question of 2 member just | } nspired the following sen y? L. Veas tat 2nd - ag f 9 OO t : . aid lereature who inspired t For the ear, 1644, Jest Crayon Painting : a wk nu before the prorogation of Parliament, that ; lattar in the Ex aINER some avo: — Wakor (ie 2 0) { ry { * tence in a letter in the EXAMINER TA Dm cre m Best painting in Wate “Ai ; sehinned len the Government of Great Britain intends Mr. Loughran has been rusticating it for) ¢¥ “4 sae uD AT GEORGETOWN, Best selection of Fancy Wor 5 00 ' fashioned lan i “Mr. Lought Hts 7 ane r ~ 2 OO : ‘ xx the Feiee Islands his is done mall and Wor f Ue gD we ‘ 2 iu i do oO - \ . | n New! ese ee a : or some time past between Orwell and Fort Gu i] EBNESDAY, October i be pg ss 0 t +9, r le eonle oO . . tr ‘ ) ait i a ss the Island. !! agreeably to the desire of the people of Augustus. in the hope of eding to th --= jor . _ : oe gustus, t i a { x w 5 s g | these Islands themselves, who are weary dacnuae Yolk we bls waele He will not say HORSES. MISCELLANI sed to h ee jing to Ca oe cima ta ha | Vacaney left by hist oe ; s with the Ini of the rule of petty chiefs and desire to be that [ applied, knowing, I suppose, it would | Best Draft Stallion +10 OU Best Pork Barrel 1 00 i \ c l ‘ a a : ap) > me * i psi : a0 | oa tt 60 Railwa By i the } under the protecting arm of a strong Gov be too barefaced, but wishes to insinuate 2d best do | = Best Spinning wi on itend, tl OV Euroy ernment. Very few people in this lutitude, | ~~ , ie 1 : a red | Best Draft Horse = 00 | fest Check Reel . OO e ’ ng ' | that 1 would have done so, only | Yd bes do 2 WW! air Oar , _ : : we may assume. know much about the} ge al ad von : 6 00 | Best piced hers oie" i Tools 3 00 I i ales of a \ : | | when | discovered he was makit t Best Carriage Horse : ) Best collection edged <¢ ! i Lo00is . ? Ly . AT e@% | aa d } » i iry w i easily bear | Fejee Islands, beyond the general = for it. Icannot but express my admirrtion | 2d best do : 00 | Best collection Basket 1 ot) i tac enil t! that they lie somewhere in the Indian f the fertile imagination which thought of | 3d best do r hy, | Best 100 Ibs. Flow ° - y wertiie £ Lior vii i Lil eal : : | : vw self e tha \ sii d are inhabited by cannibals. | ‘ i ,. | Best Mare, any age or breed bug OO | Best do Oatmeal «= UY Ocean an are ’ | such an ingenious story. It was well worthy 3 00} et ny f 1 other They are situated between the 16th and) or" : : ie noma " 0 Best selection o nd otner At San 1 \lameda, Ua aey ¢ situg mag a of the man who stated publicly that | Best breeding Mare, with her Foal 10 ( : Casting : | 00) the mo-t remarka 1th degres? of scuthers Mattude, an he was defeated at an election contest, | 24 do do 6 W | Pest selection of Tin W “ ; defeat bt an i »}2 > an . W \\ In | about 1,10) geographical miles east of] . .d do do 3 U . is aie . anor ’ 5 | because he was ee haking hands | 24 a¢ : / - . xhibitior Cattle Show " raliz Che largest island of the group | becnuas NO We . . | Best Entire Draft Colt under 3 years 5 U0} Ist Phe Exhibit gpa mana, x — ce E with the Honorable James CC. Pope.} dl 1 ‘ lo 3 00| has heretofore occupied two days, and to Tees. 5 . area of abot wish’ Abdi ima |} aad GO “ ‘ Gin’ oe as ‘+ for Exhibitors and hin . a is VitisLeva, with an area of about 3,75 Vets Janta? te the to ‘throw | Best Entire Carriage Colt under 3 yrs 5 00 mak« it convenient for Exhi ito - ”) beit rh i square miles— considerably more than that sesiitad Ce Oe Pd 3 00 | Visitors, the Comm ners bene un - , } wee rees : : . ight ’ goes on to give the circumstantial | 9 tate : ne a ee lish both ne iy, ant o 225,04 nt bus i f of Prince Edward Island; and the next in } I hl , . dest Draft Filly under 3 years 9 OO taken ee ee xhil tt VY prums and S$, Witt , t of Vanua-Ley Iso larger | evidence, which is to prove that I desired | 2d do ie 3 00 | solicit those having articles to exhi nt to . 01 ize is anua-Leva, also larger | ; , = ee . ASAE oes i a tunel : Ce a > } : | engagement in this seminary of which he | pact Carriage Filley under 3 years 5 00 | bring them in early, ther fording time \ ver} than Prince Edward Island, with an aren | = ie rh cidenen in tan a & g a ; 3 00 | to open the Exhibition at 12 o'clock, and 27 : : ’ ee . {13 now chiel professor. 18 evide © 18 | Zd do , ‘ “ : a ie arty hour the F ) o 00 ee Khere are more uch as thi That I lurked about Fort Jest Carriage Stallion 10 OO | return th ; artici at n ea ( than fifty islands in the group but the | s seeialhia Wi ben ve that my rel: tive 24 do do § OO; same eve ae se held . " ] re | Pe AESSCUs (Or & a? eo on spigpeadage 2nd The Cattle Show will be held o . ' hy others are much smaller than those we | - : a ATT oe é saa , é ni \ ral i Lb aus , ; r total saline attempted to collect a majority of Trustees CATTLE, Kent Square, and Exhibition in the Drill 2g yea »( ur tota OpuiatLo Is | : . * us r yl. al - Cin si as mare mee. ‘ le »,; at night, and | attended a meeting held | Best Bull over 3 years 5 OU | Shed, on Wednesday, the 7th October next. SH10'W 150,000, and there are now on the Islands | wi °d do do 5 OO : s 4 ' 5 by householders, and was not noticed. } =° 2 0 jrd ENTRANCE FEE TO CATTLE sow, . <. | several thousands of white settlers, mainly | ¥- 1] dd do do ' 6 i 4 cents each ; Cows, 24 cents each; ck i | ’ ‘Ti renowned could t surpass } lar 2 y . ; "ses, U4 cents eaci WS, ats + I eT from Australia, who have been largely in- | The renowned 1G not surpa Jest Bull, under 3 years old, 6 00 Hors : ts each; Pigs, 12cents each Ae " bout iy : , of | bimin the masterly manner in which he | 2q do do 4 00 | Calves, 12 cents each; Pigs, 12 2: i . oT ak strumental in agitating the question of | ; ae ee weve (5a de do 2 00 | pen of 3 Pigs, 12 cents: Sheep, : 12 cents years n Px bs rSW ? | king th . Fe jee Islands a British Colony completes the cnain of evidence to convic ny ’ ’ & 00 } -ach en of 3 Shee p. 12 cents. rickets of i B i 1. 38. | Making the reejec na cmetai ones ™ Bot w re not t urpri ed at Jest Cow in Mik ' | < } 1) f 2 1? t ance, 0 , ee . ? tat ve are t to st ris i - i ec , ll Shed, 12 cents

at : Ms g- | For some years the Feejee Group has been | , a eae ee » deal 24 do do 5 00 admission to Drill She i, c ee

M ln a Jo} rs ond ii KnOWledge of jJuriss . 3 | 1] ericultim a rticuiturs t 0) ght physicians virtually governed by these white settlers. | “° . ' 4 ; 3d do do : aaa 4th. All Agric = ural nd nore Itt oe } a : rudence i > not serve : nth or | nag ai Com ter 3 years >} ucts must be the growth of the prese

! sty nays Chere is, perhaps, notin the whole world re a . x ti OF ) Best Heifer, under 3 year 4 00 | products must be the gre i ]

5 i 30 iSy res] os + as ie ore fertile | two in a lawyer's office. and is almost an | 2d do do 5 an | Year:

‘ ere were 87, a were 86 @1 & more delightful climate or a mc re fertile | guthortie onlaw? Llave been ‘aboektetl ee & do : 00 Sth All entries for the Cattle Show must

I 1 i s g 7s »tha i soil than these Islands possess. \ egeta- | aoa ae 5 See Best Bull Calif, : = be made at the Secretary’s office, ator be

igustus’ or ious oce ms, and foral, ‘ 1 . : rdina . , ;..| tion is wonderfully rapid, turnips, rads | Augus : pious ne i tile ; ') 3d do do 2 as | fore 10 o'clock, a.m., on Wednesday, the \ six ‘ Pp r much longer time than ‘some days,’ be-| pa. saw Chal 3 iw Le at nts

ss, bi lishes and mustard appear above ground | . : : = t Heifer Calf, > 00 | 7th day of October ! i | t te tyefi i fter heine sows, | fore and since the couns | 2a do do - svtinies for the Exhibition will be re

yy st] twenty-four hours afte eing § | : a i s for wXuibil wil Wat SLEeer v Cun eres el tenance of John Mullin was seen in that SHEEP. received at the Drill Shed, from 3 o'clock, p? Not thet it : and melons, cucumbers and pumpkins locality, and will probably again after it] poct R y ag 4 0)}m., on Tuesday, the 6th day of October

N at it 1 7 e ay Nem tals “ott rrows | wl eae r een lil a est hum, any age, ; m., mre # J |

in three days. Sea island cotton grows lux ; ce ’ ‘ : cele e sdnesday , ba to get. 7 be ; Pe ‘a } heitdavs can — ke suds | censes to be seen. Bring forth, Mr. Mul j 2d do do 2 00] until 10 o choc ky a. m., = 2 - — yf one ~ OFfM™ Lor tw I se} urlantly and the planters can compete suc | lint, those Trastues abteeapind to be ool, Best Yearling Ram, 4 00 | Tth day of October and the Live | ~

! 2 ! * st the | cessfully with the cotton of Indiaand Am- ! ‘ st aataila ; ; t) ' . 24 do do 2 OO} must be on the Cattle SOW Grounds at 12 ee & on ; : : ected at night, or any other time, for ens » | o'clock, noon, October 7th. 0s ily ; lericain the European markets. Sheep ileal ens Gil cad hatin Best Ram Lamb, . UU | O'clock, noon, : oo "

j It w farming and sugar raising have also been | — ™ sgl stag my | 2d do do . ‘ “” Prize List] ee ee ae pel ee r A alle | f ' iene Pr C a i alk wees bb cals will—you must stand: convicted of being a | Best pen of 4 Ewes having reared lof the Commissioners, or at the office of . V ‘ > = ¢ > rohntable cod oll ca ) als- ™ ° x ik . ca Lal cl lof (" nt

i It W .s ’ ound profitable. |‘ ocoan : public liar, although you have a pretty fair a Lamb this season, 2 00 | Freep. M. Caxrrets, Secre tary Board {Com Ww : . | ed in large quantities, and coffee succeeds hie a a tl . : , : 2d do do do 3 OO | missioners ¢ | } ’ . ' ez ) ALLO Or eing ti areaay, an Mis a a | = “=

' M i well. Land can be bought at low figures, } ‘ . 5 : - my, ® —_ Best Pen of 3 Ewe Lambs 4 G0 | ae . i sider r+ Ler, " a "ha moet. P I . i} and the cli: ate allows a European to wor’ | !@er taatan accomplishment. The meets | 94 do do 2 00) 4 1 i y i @ th whic rou allude esi a the one oni £ <3 = spirit. | = out of doors the year round, the heat of ee : whic y allude must be the « - PIGS, ca n ’ - i S ' @ 1 | PK 1 hel t ¢% aj " " a ‘ 2 > tit Wi " | the tropical sun being tempered by the | Wh you held on I did) Best Boar Pig, any age, £00) | aS fee we t i , in those} surrounding ocean. The hottest months | bappen to be at that meeting; and what a6 best = do 3 00 , ' +} : . : . | OF: FF est breeding Sow, N vra ‘ Vi { are January and Febru wy, When the ther- [ni Ot hens aa 9 00 6% 4 . , W $ " Dbrok r] 4 : a ace t uty your empty vanity ‘ v sol- eS - may: pag : sained | Mometer sometimes reaches 100, but there a ' a edits ash aad ea Best pen 3 Pigs under 6 months 1 00 ' Hs ‘ ..° . @iated at pe g e nool, as it was vour i ( ar irugs, | isnone ofthat parching heat which prevails | ““ & oe ye 2d best do do 2 (4) | s $ sys >| in Australia and the western parts of Ams : : ae ree SNe tool OF | Best Fat’ Pig ‘ = Soy © | erica. The nativesare lazy and idle, find- | YoU % accomplish their own it ts hay- | 2d do do : i " ng ali their wants supplied by the bread | ing forgotton you) that your excessive van- POULTRY. ing ali their wants suppl by the brea ; : tee : i ' ; } ity made you thir t! you were the uns | air Turkeys, Cock # Hen, 1 00 n 4 ’ e : ’ fruit-tree, the wild yams, beans. arrowroot, | "Y M8Ge you tink that | pds cus Best pair Turkeys, Cock ind Her 10 ‘ cing | + k but wl | animous choice of the district, and to | Best 3 Spring Geese, } } » fri 5 . grove ul vhen | > ‘ 5 4 ‘ P \ | and the fruit of the mangrove, it 1en eis Ute di aa « vo con, | Best Cock and two Pullets, 0 50 a - sia ° Ten as taught to work they are said to labor well, i a i i eauriearetel hee 1 Jest 3 Ducks, 050; The Newes OtLYicS Ci type 8 | ' : juread me up as being y nent \ . i . ‘ 3,000 | Such is Great Britain's new colony. Sir ; om ‘ ’ ’ GRAIN. : i ee a ; l¢ very sorrv tha am compelled to dis-~ , . i ’ : ' _ | Charles Dilke and other radicals are Opposs | me VOR) te that Tam ¢ . Best two Bushels Wheat, S OO re . ' er . urb the pleasure which must arise fre 2 00 ‘ stim is. | ed to the Feejee Islands becoming a part | SY"? = a Sa Oe from | 2d best do do peo Osh. Tttiah Bexti but the position | Your thinking so. Perhaps you net yet | Best two Bushels two rowed Barley ° ST 9° iM ff ol the British Empire, but their opposition ed : 9 NT7 o i) itt : ; ' : oD j guessed the reason that ent to that 2d best do do * B i X 4 bid! u - £ B e 4 | will not affect the measure in the least de- | ! ut Sn Best two Bushels Black Oats, 3 00 1 & | , ' 1 seting rror your admire! nd they ‘ j gree. We have nodoubt this group of Is- - a a ; : 7 os 1 Od best do do oo ° a ri . nee are nof rery numerous—l hea f yc at bushel Roskwhes OO | lands will presently be tilled with a numer: | Sats eal ; ld sa - As ushel Buc — " 0 50 1 le as 4 orator. wa ) yo iver- | Zd do ( « . | ous white yulatic be one of the| a : ; : ; ' — ous white population, and one < ~~ | ed some of the finest discourses ev wad | Best doz. Ears Indian Corn l ” EXAMINE py ig . = | ror POTTS ‘olonies u er the }< ‘ were. 2% fiat’ & £Ud Swe a . y | most prosperous colon! inder the Im<| on thn political platform 1k Port Aneuste °a do do O SO 4 i aish ‘ > 1} perial 1g and, wisking to hear for myself, I thought GRASS SEEDS, j a SN T f ry brus i . , _ 3 % & a $ +h rE woul en 6 ‘i Jest Bushel Timothy 2 00 fi ad i r vs ke ’ ] ' > on , ’ ') | I would embrace he only ¢ | tunity Best Bushel y, iL oes Fae * cheery. 3 CORRESPONDENCE. ee a 2 t 00 with an egg in | start out Ce oe ~ | Best 29 Ibs, Red Clover 2 00 oF -*- s ‘ > % * ‘ i % por > b r £$O e ] ? ro! l le i 2 ( : niles t! 5 g To tae Epiror or tHe Examiner. was reported by some, that you would, in| 3q best do 1 00) ] t j sturni hanks ] holders’ orece * , au . about s | Stz:—There is residing at Fort Augustus, | S}77NINS Manks to th — | ROOTS AND VEGETABLES, fas v isua ISiSts , he ti bei eal? ‘ . | for hiring you, deliver lf in your } eo : I ; { ; sine +r } SB f ani- ' + - [ te — . ngina 2 soft boiled eggs | tor the time being, a ¢ ram mass of ar best style. But { need not describe how 1 | B&St 1 doz Swede Turnips OO linporta ¢ tea; no sugar or 1| mated matter, distinguished from the rest | i : : . a : Best doz. Field Carrots 1 00 a > 1 we jas inter ) 2 yr ¢ ive ) I ] ; : Caen’ © tenes | of humanity by the simple title of Johnny | ¥"* disappointed, Once for all, I have to} Rest do Beets ood a” Express Team will leave Georgetown \ my | ast { take a light pair of Mullis es alk sianhiins pind | inform my learned opponent that the idea | Best do Parsnips 0 WD) / for Charlottetown, on arrival of Boat S > guia a 7 ag ot of applying for Fort Augustus school never | Best Onions and Seed Potatoe 0 99! fronr Pictou, every Saturday,com- 2 i walk, wh usually why not? Is he not very highly educated ? | items ret le a a stil ide ta 1 Best 2 Ibs. Shallots O 50] mencing July 11. at return to George- hal 3 a a t > as 3 ler no necese : : . ! : nade haPlanaies ae 3 5. 1 he in ON! having passed through a brilliant course in | bs ws ae ‘ likely 1 Best 4 doz. Roots Celery O 50} town next day in tim et with boat 21 run he st few m $5, and sweat “ . sity to ¢ so. ras MOU very likely as y y Pict: a dead run on th sea AE penser veh ee | a college of high repute where he first de~ * 7 en } Best do Mangol Wurzel 0 50 j for Pictou. ns from every pore. 1 then enter a closed | : d ful tal f i | would leave where my salary was well sup- | Hest do Cucumbers 050] Nore.—all ers parcels for the nandam divested f every portion of my veloped a re ul ta ~ renee plemented, to engage in a place whens 3 Best do Cabbages 0 50} daily mail or Express must be left at the es ee ee een hs ae fn re nt ne" apietolary” style. Tiel se tees an Motes pay. Why, it is| Best do Poampkin 0 50 | + O'Neill House,” opposite W. R. Watson's hs 3 - +k owe ' ,..,. | fame now is wide-spread, resulting princi- | at 5 thet 1 ld d ’ to | Best do Squash 0 59 | Esq., Queen Strect, Ch’town. i , i euru.s re dasn- aa ; . absurc aat i would do so—more absurd | py ‘ ) 50 Ql Desi WEITY > my pores i tone my | pally from his being a Grammar Teacher— | : a p st do Citron Melons : of ORGE O Ni Lt ae 4 as Ih titl 5 ales 5 ealitisten of wel than the story about the shake hands | Best 3 Cauliflowers yo Propt i I os 1 2—{ ( @iso ¢ OLLIC oO}; | ‘ * : oa hs” Fe with Mr. Pope. Mr. Mullin has attempt. | Best Collection of Horticulture, the ‘Halfway f J nm ¢ ariie mean pretensions. Chis distinguished | ee epee is growth of the Exhibitor 1 50 lune 29. 1874. 9 5 1 belis g i igs | ed biography. Toreturn the compliment ™ ei = : " I stre . | character took the liberty of using my name t willales tre « lle for bs Lificatior POTATOES e : . Be a : } iil a.so try a little for his edification. i JES. yo A 4 .y t in an “eftort’’ of his, which appeared not ! : : : a ) pace : My dit ie i * in the ld Com idering it| ‘Ur orfive years ago, Mr. John Mullin | Best 24 bushel Jackson Whites 1 OO COAL: , ul , ns ong sincein the Herald. siderins : ; ‘als — 5 t f 9 fish y _ _* : ‘a | made his appearance at Fort Augustus. do do Calicoes 4 ‘ : ‘ “ merited a reply, I addressed a letter to the | Of his appearance on coming I'll say no-| 2° do Exrly Rose 1 00 Vietoria Mines, ywdasais ‘ & i i : a peare ce I oming il Sf - - ° / re 1 sme is 13 to SVS paper in which Johnny's tirade occupied | .,. e ; ' 5 re | do do of any kind 1 00 —_—— : nue . ,| thing, and perhaps it is better. After a 28 teat do do a0 — \ I : sets | space, but the impartial journalist denied antits aan a . th lilies | : ; * we , ina- p : > i Us rs residence 1 tne piace, ie *i1116S | . con | art . : oe o me a hearing in the columns which he kind~ a Wise Reldl saciid ante’ I ie = ible FRUIT. eo ay \ ; i see Oe Geel ot . rE rues 1 00} year. \ OAT I , ' r bel aprmengieee : I Cat was there seen in that locality ha gor- | ?°S! sisket Cooking Apples t . iw : ; ; ae as @ see! t locality such a gors | as mers : ‘ u i i’ |} lin. Knowing that all the journalistic craft ss aah . i =~ © a do do Fating do 1 00 _ Ts 4 bi ‘ z . : leg | geously clac swell. fotspur’s fop woul ' a , . 0 + give . F are not devoid of the principles of fair-play i. : * I ; = : ) = oe — _ . a ee Cis t V Ma i ‘ ~}: . e nly a shadow ‘OMmparec < iikm. o oO nide>r ‘a « i. ss of a , . ; cupper | L hope you, Mr. Editor, will allow me space | He Mangini lsiers.. eo d a Gre : a : 50 |." amp across t iliis R ry} TE ¢, | Would almost dazzle your eyes to see him| 9° do Green Gages a ag il six I I generally | “to throw a little light’’ on the victim of a seas ; 7 site 4 do do Plums 50 S Sif i strutting about, attired in folds o ‘oad- | 4 E 2 9 shake hands with Mr. James Pope. 2 7 Pe . ; sig eho , : a | do do Damsons 50 | ‘ I h gyn . “» bi | Ciolh shaped in fashion’s latest -tyle an do do (Grapes 50 sh ' n the famous “ Roderick Dhu’’ letter} | av eo = MAN BROS I | ; all surmounted by a ‘stove-pipe,’ that was! do do Pears oD ee PoE occurred some passages not very compli- | Aa eeeratindutaeh iil tee and Sie Ree Ag : . ras bests EP } the crowning piece of the whole rig-out. HONEY. Ch town, J Isa i mentary to the mushroom politician of Fort The Mick Noville of Carleton’s tale. in hi : . 16 DLICK NEVE OF riet 5 Laie, ils oe bay os ' 5 2 (HW) ad mane - Ber \ 0) ig | Augustus. Being oneof the vainest and eleia As aneiatin a aunt ide its atedin | Best Pot Honey, not less than 5 Ibs 66 THE EX AMIR a i 55 | r ‘ ui0res tO acquire a genteel styie of dancs ediiinelilia ‘ a Fr z $ 7 ’ ‘* | most presumptuous beings that WE RN Fae oo th aah m me intic evolu BUTTER & CHEESE. { EA cis ee » " AN ara ep Mi i the | ed, it wounded him terribly, and off to Wii then did-t hin abil ch Best Tub or Crock of Butter, not less THI ¥ , saUilt - , iid : 2 3 1a aid ‘his nobility "Hue eX- | 7 ‘ 2 | idk, Salt L Uta t I of | Ch town he hastens, hoping to discover there! ,., ... ol eet | than 20 Ibs 3 ha , ' aia | denti f tl hai 1 hibiting the beautiful symmetry of his|9q do do do 2 00) aT NICUO H the 20th, YS} the ‘ie 1¢ impertinent rasca ee i 2 WE V PPER i \ had attended a picnic, | he identity o ; — re. . | body to public view. All hum unity were, | 3d = do do do j 00 | LARG ES | WEY ) i sed h {by swinging. Wh who was so audacious as to assail his digni- of course, ‘ragged urchins’ in the eyes of | Best Cheese not less than 12 Ibs = PUBLISHED IN { * his head d l, his muscles re-| fied person. After careful enquiry there, i bs : a i plain, | Thi it 2nd do do 2 00 sa adlinig' Nan Gini. wenn <a aa ' . n iS yty-pated popinjay. Hings artls | o 00 RINCSE EDWARD ISLANI ; & id and was taken | the result was, that I was accused of being | ,. I ' E ae rd = do do | EASED Shee NY heaved ; me ia ling to medical « All] Se | ficial are liable to fade, so it was not long ; eee | Every week places i readers the ; iS dati. and a the | the author of the offensive letter, and to Git kn hadecen Seek Genecandal. ; A CA'RIAGES & SLEIGHS. feteet local aod Korein ni selections s at i aithoug oe a Be . ea i le becarzne less mamentai. Abou ; ; ss . ey ee ‘ . » Litor ! 1 singular ife ippear- give a coloring to his falsehood, he insinua- this time, or more than two years ago, fe | Best Double Seated Wagon 8 00 | from the raciest ; nd most imprevi x Lite r- | 1s certificate of ed Of) ted—and does still— that I was an unsue« St» ba tonal F Fort \ = i 2d do do do 5 00 | ature of the day; Edit artic . contri- ce i the doubting tives | ” ‘ ceased to bo teacher of fort Augustus - r, 5 | “iby the ablest writers in the Province. iy — * | cessful applicant for the Fort Augustus | /, : . | Dest Single Wagon 6 00 | buted by the sik aaa. eae 1G el ks he | Grammar School. Is it not strange that|%nddo — do 4 00 SUBSCRIPTIONS SOLICITED. | Gre School, and, in revenge, wr } ey pie . : cf : va ana ar & , are te the ‘householders’ did not then rise en} Best Single Sleigh 9 OO) TERMS—One Dollar a sixty cents a year ri letter alluded to. A very plausible story, a ee nnn i ’nd do do 3 00 ‘ ae, ie

a : aia tao Tl. masse, and beg him to continue? Echo | Office, corner Queen & King St.

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life and - from step to step in . I ‘| Burke. Various were the speculations as| Opportunity for doing so offered itself. | a . yd = I = | ae ae avaiohed aft eee’ He Wa the Warns Wom Save ue Last fall, near the expiration of the two | 224 « Lee uly banquetted on became an archbishop, and { what subject would engage the great eee f t dW : | Pest 10 yds. Faney Shirting 2 00 | For sale by dealers genera } the tead which burial would have made{ man’s attention. There were many wild | years, the district of Pisquid West was vas | ind do do 1 00 | Agents at Charlottetown, T. DesBrisay; | } siesll af wreak mnene coh | : : : t Sahoo se hi r 1 = a 7 i Fe a a et Sele \ DY that time # skull of, wes covered with the | guesses. Some would assert that it would | ©4nt; butjthe Schoolhouse had been report- | 5o-4 44 yds. White Flannel, Twilled 1 00} Wholesaie Agent, Wm. R. Watson tt fies oO 1earty ol« ve n Trace, gi . > ~ i 7 el ~ ” i nf nl tas j sah the ouiied mine 7% thee cacia on | S08 tration on Pellied Bemeew, & an | @d as being unfit for the purpose of teachs | Best do do Plain 100; Manufactured by with the jewelled mitra. “I that speak un- ; . : vee ing in, and was, I believe, ordered to be | Best 40 yds. Wool Carpeting 2 00} CALEB GATES, & Co | to youam he, s@id the old Archbishop to | essay on Reciprocity, or some of the great & in, 3 : oe ’ 1. Thi | ond do | su do do 1 00 | Middleton, Annapolis, Co. N.S

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